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Fluffy Many people probably think of Benihaku when they think of pancakes in Asakusa. It is quite popular, with customers lining up early in the morning for numbered tickets every day. The reason for the popularity is definitely the "taste. The meringue is kneaded after receiving an order, and rice flour is mixed into the meringue, and the rice-flour pancakes are slowly cooked over time. This time, I ordered bacon and eggs. The fluffy pancakes are topped with bacon and other ingredients that have been separately cooked to a fragrant aroma. The pancakes were topped with a tender egg, cheese, crispy bacon, and fluffy pancakes. I enjoyed the contrast of textures. The hurdle to enter the restaurant is a bit of a challenge, but the pancakes were wonderful and more than made up for the difficulty.

The dough is soft and chewy, and the dorayaki is very elegant! The last time I bought these as a souvenir from Tokyo, they were so well received that I bought them again this time! Usagiya is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop that is so famous for its dorayaki that people say "dorayaki" when they think of Usagiya! In fact, while I was buying, people were buying Dorayaki without a pause! I heard that if you go late, they may not have any dorayaki available, so reservations are recommended! Dorayaki 200 yen What is so surprising is how soft and chewy the dough is! It's really sticky, yet moist and smooth! The air bubbles in the dough are also uniform. They must be baked slowly at a low temperature. And the tsubu-an (sweet bean paste). Of course, azuki beans are soft and don't mind the skin, etc. The sweetness is so refined that you can easily eat one even though it is a big one! Western sweets are often chosen as souvenirs, but Japanese sweets are also good. I would like to buy here again when I visit Tokyo! These are recommended souvenirs from Tokyo!

lemon pie Spiky and fluffy meringue Moist and sour lemon pie And crispy pie 🍋. So cute and delicious! I wanted the whole pie for myself! I'm in love with the name of the store. Lemon Pie by Lemon Pie, a confectionery shop that I am in love with from the name of the shop.

The dough is delicious, like sponge cake.

So you're a long-established college potato shop~! Tokyo Review 8 Well, it's the second day! The second day has a lot of souvenirs, so there are a lot of reviews (~_~~;) Thank you for your patience! The Asakusa hotel where we stayed this time. During the night, I was looking for something good to eat in the Asakusa area on a food log. I found this restaurant. Personally, I think that Kakuouzan Kichi-imo is the best place for takaimo (large sweet potatoes)! The store opens at 10:00 a.m., but I arrived unexpectedly after 10:00 a.m. ... I guess I was too close ... The price is 700 yen for 400 grams! There are three kinds of potatoes: university potatoes, kiri-age potatoes, and fukashi potatoes! I went there just after the store opened, so it looked like the fukashi imo was not ready yet! The only difference between Daigai-Imo and Kiri-Age is the size of the potato and the way it is cut! Daigaimo is the type you usually see sliced into pieces, while kiriyage is the type that is cut into rounds. Since I was planning to buy some more souvenirs after this, I bought 200 grams of Daigaku-Iimo! You can start with half and go from there! I had this the next morning and it was so delicious! It's my #1 ranking of college potatoes! The sweetness of the sweet potato is delicious, too, The sweetness of the sweet potato is delicious, but the honey is smooth and not too sticky, so I can enjoy it without hesitation! My mother is also a big fan of this dish! I requested for Fukashi Imo (steamed sweet potatoes) as soon as possible.... (I don't know when I will go there yet...) The sweet potatoes seem to be made in Kagoshima! The store is run by a father and his son. They are not very friendly... I guess I have to forgive them because they are making the food silently. The interior of the restaurant is not clean...but it is a long-established restaurant... This is really worth going out of your way to buy! You must try it, Namin-chan in Tokyo! Tokyo Review Day 2 Start here!

Asakusa, but parfait instead of Japanese sweets The food log score is relatively high. Parfait shop in Asakusa, not what I expected but quite authentic! The detailed description handed out after ordering the menu is quite favorable! The three of us compared the different parfaits and they were all delicious! It's quite exciting to see the fruits being cooked right in front of you! The clientele is all women, but boys can totally go as well. Asakusa is mainly Japanese sweets, but parfait shops like this are also of a high level! If you are tired of Japanese sweets, please visit us. You will love it!